Associated Press: Adam Rapoport, the editor-in-chief of Bon Appetit, resigned after a photo of him dressed in a stereotypical Puerto Rican costume surfaced on social media. Staffers at the magazine had criticized him after the photo circulated on...

Vulture: The publishing industry took a stand against racism Monday by striking, donating money, and serving the black community. Over 1,300 workers committed to taking the day off and using it to protest and "work only on books by Black...

Talking Biz News: The Information has hired the Financial Times's Mark Di Stefano and Wired's Paris Martineau. Di Stefano resigned last month from the FT after he was accused by the Independent of listening in on sensitive Zoom meetings....

Wall Street Journal: President Trump is "no longer the force he was and no longer lucky,” wrote Peggy Noonan, opinion columnist at the Wall Street Journal. Trump "should give an Oval Office address announcing he's leaving: 'America, you don’t deserve...

Chicago Tribune: Tribune Publishing reported a $44 million first-quarter loss, due primarily to an accounting adjustment related to Covid-19. "The Covid-19 pandemic and the recent civil unrest are unprecedented in my lifetime," said CEO Terry...

New York Times: James Bennet has resigned from his job as the editorial page editor of the New York Times, days after the newspaper’s opinion section published a much-criticized op-ed by a US senator calling for a military response to civic...

Philadelphia Inquirer: Stan Wischnowski, the top editor of the Philadelphia Inquirer, has resigned, days after discontent among the newspaper’s staff erupted over a headline on a column about the impact of the civil unrest following the police killing of George...

Business of Fashion: Employees of websites and magazines have turned to social media to criticize publishers for sending messages in support of the anti-racism movement, all the while allowing racism and discrimination within their own...

CNN: Former BuzzFeed staffers have shared their experiences with what they said was discrimination at the digital media company. A BuzzFeed spokesperson said: "It's fair to say that we have made mistakes, and the best thing we can do now is listen, learn, and do...

@maxwelltani: Conde Nast CEO Roger Lynch said the company will "begin the voluntary recognition process" for the Wired union. But in the same breath he argued that unions will not save jobs. "What will save jobs is an entrepreneurial spirit and willingness to be...